The Happy Teens Life

  Hi, I am Esther Archibong, a teen coach and your favourite partner. I am so delighted to be a part of this journey with you on the the Happy Teenage Life Series. We are already in LESSON 6 and do not hesitate to ask any questions that may be bothering you as we proceed in the series. Lesson 6 discusses a crucial topic ' Recognizing Your Specialty And Ability' and the lesson video is up on the HappyTeensCommunity YouTube Channel. Please like, share and comment so that I know you are following up. Click to watch video HappyTeenageLifeSeries/Lesson6 Here is a good read from the book 'The Teen And Personality' an excerpt that will help you understand more about the lesson. "As every manufacturer has intent for each product he produces, God did for us. Even when the product has to belong to a certain class or family, they have to be identified differently. A close instance is a company producing cutleries (spoons, knives, forks etc.). There are subclasse...

  Excerpts From The Teen And Personality "After God had finished creation in Genesis 1, He looked back to them and saw that they were good. Nevertheless, why did the bible have to record that particular verse? Why was it necessary that we be reminded that God looked back to see that everything He had made was actually good? I presume it was done to emphasize the importance of the consciousness that if you believe that you did not erupt by evolution or by some scientific speculations but were created by God, then you were made to meet a specification; you are complete and approved. God taking out some time to check on His creation and affirming that they were good, could mean that He did a form of inspection and saw that just as He makes no mistakes, everything He created was perfect and fit for a purpose. You and I were also present on that creation day when He gave His guarantee upon every creation. Humanly speaking, I am sure that if God met any error or an...

 Yes! We are assets and our ability to invest in ourselves makes us more confident in who we are. So, is it wrong to look up to people and admire their graces, talent or even to have role models? Not at all! It is natural and okay to admire people's graces, talents, strengths, abilities and outlooks especially when they appear exceptional but it is dangerous when  you let their lives define yours completely. When you tamper with your uniqueness or let envy set in, it becomes a limitation to you. You truly desire and deserve to be loved and that is why you should start by cherishing and loving the person God has made you to be. Begin to discover the beauty in you; those things that make you unique and valuable. So that you will be able to maximize them. You may also have weaknesses, everyone does, and so, do not feel different; these weaknesses can actually be worked on and channeled in the right direction as you will get to see.  Get hold of your originality and quit tryi...